I find that really repulsive.
Apart from being straight out tacky, by installing it where they have it's seems you are ripping the woman in half every time you open those gates.
Just down the road from me near a supermarket I sometimes use, a man who hated women shot a few people the other day.
He did this in the city that installed a 7 metre high statue of a spread legged prostitute outside the theatre (admittedly not spread the same way but they made a big deal about her being a fictional prostitute).
You can walk through her legs to get to the theatre if you want.
That's the message Plymouth sent to women haters.
It was obviously received loud & clear.
Nancy Astor (also Plymouth) got a much smaller statue because being the first woman to take a seat in the House of Commons is obviously less of a big deal than being a prostitute close to the spot which was known for decades before the installation to be one of the most sleazy parts of the city.
Of course, Nancy Astor was a passionate feminist & that's not the message misogynists want to send out.
I've heard all the bullshit 'arty' reasons why that's not supposed to be the message but it's the only one I hear kids taking away from it.
The squatting prostitute statue is the cultural symbol of the city where incels are permitted guns by the police & shoot women because they don't get the sex they think they are entitled to.
Some man probably thought it was funny to open a womans legs to get to what you want with no thought for the damage you'd do to a woman if you actually tried to do it in real life.
Yet again, that's hate or deep contempt, not art.